Cab drivers angry about Uber, Lyft, and Sidecar being allowed in O'Hare Airport

Terry Blue
   Airport fares were the last bastion of monopoly for foreign cab drivers often clogging up the roads along the runaways for a fare and overpriced drive. now more travelers will be able to experience the better flexibility and option of using these services and not being stuck with cab drivers who knew little English and never had to be accountable for their service. The Chicago city council finally allowed these ride-share at O'Hare and Midway airport as part of last weeks budget vote and this decision has cab companies and their illegal immigrant drivers know that their days are number. hey its taxi hater terry Blue here with more information on what this game-changing decision will have an impact to the thousands of daily travelers to the airport. no more will you have to take a forced cab and have to deal with Ahmed yelling in Swahili to his wife about preparing his sandals correctly when he gets home. no more will you have to deal with Muwashaha music being blared to your ear as the driver speeds and drives like a maniac to get to his next fare on 4 hour sleep. Many Uber and other ride-share drivers will be accountable for their driving and actions towards customers and this is something a Okie from Iran will never be able to comprehend and comprendo. People will not be conduced to having to stare at the hundreds of talisman decorations that these neurotic fucks insist on decorating their cabs.
  Uber and Lyft gives people a free-market choice of opting out of the industry tht favors cheap Indian student labor while they soak up our education system to both their counties and our countries cost. Opening up the airports for transportation choices when traveling to and from the airport can go along way to battling the cab company monopoly  that has done more to provide jobs for Indians and Arabs than native-born people. Now you have more tech-savvy people who realize the importance of establishing connectivity and networking a transportation relationship with the business traveler that doesn't have tie to deal with the bullshit that comes inside these cabs.